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Paul Tudor Jones believes the Fed has finished raising interest rates in its fight against inflation, and the stock market could grind higher this year.

McDonald’s is making some progress on use of recycled and renewable packaging, but environmental activists want the fast food chain to do more with reusables.

Solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles are all becoming more common. So too is the waste when climate technology reaches the end of its life cycle.

A fleet of five buses will be involved, travelling in mixed traffic.

Neither 20-year incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdogan nor Kemal Kilicdaroglu has so far cleared the 50% threshold needed to secure an outright victory.

Political analysts question whether China has the diplomatic skills — and perceived neutrality — needed to bring Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table.

The previously anticipated platinum shortage will be worse than expected this year due to increased demand, according to the World Platinum Investment Council. 

A committee of lawmakers in the European Parliament on Thursday approved the EU’s AI Act, moving it further along to becoming law.

Once a digital media darling, Vice Media Group on Monday filed for bankruptcy protection after years of financial troubles.

It remains to be seen which parties will eventually form the new Thai government as a coalition is needed since both opposition parties don't have enough votes to form a new government.

Social media, sustainability measures and staffing shortages are among the reasons travel companies are having to deny travelers' requests these days.

For the presidency — which is expected to be close — if no candidate wins more than 50%, the vote goes to a run-off two weeks later.

Turkey is holding both its presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday.

Many U.S. companies said China's recovery helped their quarterly sales, but demand hasn't snapped back as quickly as expected for some.

JPMorgan is accused in lawsuits of enabling sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton who killed himself in 2019.

TV and film writers are striking after contract negotiations stalled. Their complaints are bigger than pay. “It is about a systemic problem,” they say.

Google shares jumped after the company's developer conference this week, and employees were quick to give the credit to engineers.

Many tourists go to the same places in Greece. Now the country is investing money to highlight other places that are just as beautiful, but less crowded.

Airlines are flying the highest number of seats between the U.S. and Europe in more than four years.

Tax revenues and emergency measures after June 15 will let Treasury "continue financing operations through at least the end of July," said the CBO.